Service Highlights
- Born September 30, 1968 in St. Marys, Ontario.
- Enlisted in the Canadian Army on April 14, 1986.
- Served with the 4th Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment.
- Served in Canada during his military career.
- Completed service in May 1993.
- Volunteered as Boy Scouts Leader in St. Marys for many years.
- Member of St. Marys Legion Branch 236
- Commemorated through the St. Marys Legion Veterans Banner Program.
A Life and Service Remembered
John Golz was born in St. Marys, Ontario, in 1968 and chose to serve his country by enlisting in the Canadian Army in 1986. He served with the 4th Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment, where he developed the discipline, teamwork, and leadership that come with military training and service.
Although the details of his postings are not fully documented in publicly available sources, his time in uniform would have required commitment, readiness, and a willingness to serve wherever needed. These qualities carried forward into his life after the Army and became a defining part of his contribution to the community. At this time, his service records are not publicly available, so the exact details of his service have not yet been confirmed.
In the years that followed, Golz became an active leader in St. Marys, volunteering as a Boy Scouts leader and helping guide young people through mentorship and example. His continued involvement reflects the lasting impact of military service beyond active duty.
He has also remained closely connected to the veteran community as a long-time member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 236, maintaining a strong commitment to remembrance and community service.
Major Battles and Operations
- Service with the 4th Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment in Canada
- Domestic training and readiness operations during peacetime service
Learn More
Royal Canadian Legion Military Service Recognition Book Volume IV
https://on.legion.ca/remembrance/military-service-recognition-book/msrb/